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Political Thinking with Nick Robinson

The Philip Hammond One

Political Thinking with Nick Robinson

BBC

Politics, News

4.62.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

The Chancellor on blocking a no-deal Brexit, spreading muck, the benefits of being dull, and the 'bizarre' feeling of finding himself on the far left of the Conservative party

Transcript

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0:00.0

BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts

0:05.0

It's always the things that you don't expect

0:08.0

that come along and bite you on the bum when you're a broadcaster.

0:13.0

I never realised until I became a presenter just how easy it was to mispronounce names.

0:20.0

Now usually that's because it's an unfamiliar pronunciation

0:24.0

but in the case of my guest on political thinking this week

0:27.0

it was because I misspoke his nickname

0:30.0

referring to the Chancellor not as spread sheetful

0:34.0

but as spread shitful.

0:37.0

A name he's warmly embraced.

0:40.0

There have been times when frankly I wouldn't have minded going around Westminster and Whitehall with a muck spreader

0:46.0

spraying a bit of the brown stuff.

0:48.0

At least I can get Jeremy Hunt's name right.

0:51.0

More from Philip Hammond in just a moment.

0:58.0

Music, Music, Radio, Podcasts

1:04.0

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage

1:08.0

leader of the Brexit Party, Nigel Farage.

1:16.0

That siren was not a warning that I'm going to mispronounce another name.

1:20.0

It was the sound heard at the beginning of an extraordinary event

1:24.0

that was missed by many this week.

1:27.0

A mass rally for the Brexit Party.

1:30.0

Thousands of supporters gathered at the NEC in Birmingham,

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